Protecting Yourself from Moving Scams

Federal and State Crackdown on Unscrupulous Movers

Federal and state authorities are intensifying efforts to combat moving scams, targeting online fraudsters who exploit consumers through deceptive practices. Several states, including New Jersey, California, and Illinois, have conducted undercover operations to expose unethical moving companies.


How to Avoid Moving Scams

4 Very Easy Protection Strategies:

  1. Avoid Outsourcing ‘Brokers’: Only deal with the actual movers in town.
  2. Meet Movers Personally: Don’t book companies solely online.
  3. Compare Estimates: Get at least two written estimates.
  4. Confirm They Are a Business:
    • Nevada Transportation Authority (NTA) – Check for intrastate movers.
    • Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) – Verify interstate movers.
    • Better Business Bureau (BBB) – Review accreditation status.

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